Tootfinder

Weekends are never slow for cyber news, particularly this past weekend. Check out today's Metacurity for the top infosec developments you might have missed, including
--DHS warns of likely Iranian cyberattacks after Trump's missile strikes
--Authorities warn of Salt Typhoon threats in Canada,
--Aflac struck by likely Scattered Spider attack,
--DPRK likely behind BitoPro $11m theft,
--CoinMarketCap hit by wallet-draining attack,
--Hacker stole $250K …

DHS warns of likely Iranian cyberattacks following Trump's missile strikes
Authorities warn of Salt Typhoon threats in Canada, Aflac struck by likely Scattered Spider attack, DPRK likely behind BitoPro $11m theft, CoinMarketCap hit by wallet-draining attack, Hacker stole $250K from Hacken using leaked key, Garden Finance accused of laundering stolen crypto, much more

I am considering going through my followers and following lists and removing anyone who has a twitter link in their bio.
I don't think this will remove many, and probably mostly just dormant accounts, but if this does impact you, sorry. I hope you will finally consider letting twiiter go.

Drohnenzeugnisse: KI beaufsichtigt theoretische Online-Prüfungen
Eine KI ersetzt den beaufsichtigenden Prüfer bei OPEs von Drohnenzeugnissen. Der Prüfling profitiert von geringeren Hardwareanforderungen und günstigen Preisen.

Falling Threads During Solar Filament Eruptions
Yidian Wu, Rui Liu, Runbin Luo, Wensi Wang
https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.22020 https://a…

Falling Threads During Solar Filament Eruptions
Mass drainage is frequently observed in solar filaments. During filament eruptions, falling material most likely flows along magnetic field lines, which may provide important clues for the magnetic structures of filaments. Here we study three filament eruptions exhibiting significant mass draining, often manifested as falling threads at a constant speed ranging between 30--300 km/s. We found that most of the falling material lands onto the hooked segments of flare ribbons, only a small fraction…